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GC300 LASER CLEANING SYSTEM PACKAGE
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Response deadline
Jan 23, 2026
11:00 AM UTC-07:00
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SBASmall business (total)
Small Business Set Aside - Total
Notice type
Solicitation
Posted on SAM.gov
Jan 20, 2026
Archives Jan 16, 2027
Description
Onsite 2 day training course included for up to 10 people by a Certified Laser Safety Officer. Remote training online is an optional alternative. Training program includes mandatory online training. power and draws up to 15A.Fume Extractor Manufacturer: Fumex Inc.Origin: Made in USAModel: FA5-2 (Custom for GCLS)Dimensions: W 22.875?x L 20.5? x H 35.25?Input Power: 120V - 240VAC 60Hz (15.8A @120V)CFM: 450 cfm @ 39? wcFilters: Pre-filter, HEPA, Carbon/Gas/OdorVOC Sensor: Integrated VOC sensorGC-300 Laser System SpecificationsManufacturer: G.C. Laser Systems Inc.Model: GC-300Origin: Made in USADimensions: W 16.25?x L29? x H 22?Input Power: 100V-240V AC 50/60HzOutput Power: 300WLaser Class: Class 4Wavelength: 1064nmPulse Duration: 20ns ? 500ns (tunable)Pulse Energy: 2.0 mJ (max)Pulse Frequency: 10,000Hz ? 4,000,000HzScan Speed: 3,000-15,000 RPMInterface: Touchscreen. Integrated custom software. No external computers required.Important Notes: System will be configured to operate with existing YPG Robotic Laser Cleaning Copper Crusher Gauge System. For the GC-300 common accessories package, the laser system comes with 10 additional laser safety glasses, a large (4 foot cubed) laser cleaning cube, fume capture chamber, 450CFM fume extractor, 1 extra scan lens, 5 extra protective windows, and a rolling modular 12?x12? portable enclosure booth with one interlocked door and laser safety viewing window. Assembled 12?x12? enclosure setup with interlocked door and laser window. Door closed. Assembled 12?x12?
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enclosure setup with interlocked door and laser window. Door open with laser,fume extractor, and other items visible inside. place inside the cube, without the need to wear laser safety goggles. Only the laser operator, who enters the cube from the opening at the back wears laser safety goggles and everyone else can stand approximately 180 degrees around the front of the cube. No one stands behind the cube unless they have laser goggles on, and the cube should be positioned so that the back is facing a curtain or a wall and observers can only see it from the front and sides. A fume extractor is inserted into the cube from the back as well. The laser is only fired at samples or parts inside the middle of this cube that are placed on the bottom surface. Three sides and the top of the cube are made of laser safety windows. The laser safety windows in this cube have an OD of 9+ @1064nm. A standard cube measures 48? x 48? and is 48? tall. Other custom size cubes can be made on request. Materials being cleaned should be placed at the bottom of the cube so the laser is fired downward. The laser operator wears laser goggles while cleaning a sample inside the cube and anyone standing in front of the cube (in the green zone) does not need to wear laser goggles as they are viewing the process through the laser safety windows.
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